It took only one week for Siemens and Aucma to develop an idea into a prototype for an intelligent disinfection robot.

Samsung has begun mass producing the industry’s first 16-gigabyte (GB) LPDDR5 mobile DRAM package for next-generation premium smartphones.

Bosch’s new, fully automated rapid test for COVID-19 can help medical facilities make fast diagnoses.

Samsung introduced a Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 5+ certified Secure Element turnkey solution for mobile devices.

Nokia has declared more than 3,000 patent families to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute as essential for the 5G standard.

Samsung began mass producing the industry’s first 512-gigabyte eUFS 3.1 for use in flagship smartphones.

The Port of Kiel commissioned Siemens to build Germany’s largest shore power system to date.

To avert critical driving situations and possibly also accidents, it is planned that cars will in the future use their sensors not simply to monitor the road but also the driver and other passengers.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced that it will deliver the world’s fastest exascale-class supercomputer for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration.

Samsung announced that its new cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication line in Hwaseong, Korea, has begun mass production.

Qualcomm announced the launch of three new mobile platforms, Snapdragon 720G, 662 and 460.

HPE, through a strategic partnership with Atea, has enabled Norwegian mapping authority Kartverket to spearhead a project to digitally map the entire Norway.

IBM inventors received a record 9,262 U.S. patents in 2019, achieving a milestone of most patents ever awarded to a U.S. company.

Out of $31 trillion of U.S. equities analyzed by The Economist, more are now automatically managed by computers and algorithms than are managed by humans.

At CES 2020 in Las Vegas, Bosch is presenting connected products for mobility and the home.

Ericsson, Telia and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have partnered to showcase 5G-enabled driverless boat.

At CES in Las Vegas, Bosch Sensortec will launch an innovative optical Light Drive system for smartglasses.

Intel Labs unveiled what is believed to be a first-of-its-kind cryogenic control chip, code-named Horse Ridge, that will speed up development of full-stack quantum computing systems.

IBM and its subsidiary The Weather Company announced the global rollout of a new supercomputer-driven weather forecasting system.

Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon said that he sees 2020 as the year 5G will go mainstream and provide more consumers around the world with multi-gigabit speeds.

Intel announced the next wave of AI with updates on new products designed to accelerate AI system development and deployment from cloud to edge.

Amazon Web Services announced three initiatives as a part of the company’s plans to help advance quantum computing technologies.

Bosch has developed new microchips made of silicon carbide that will help electromobility make a great leap forward.

Acconeer and Imagimob combined radar technology and Edge AI in gesture-controlled headphones they will showcase at CES 2020.

Lenovo previewed results from a new global survey that shows people believe in the potential of technologies, such as VR, to positively impact our health.

During an investor summit in Jerusalem, Mobileye President and CEO Professor Amnon Shashua projected significant and sustained revenue growth for the next decade. The forecast was offered within a broader strategy update that included new data points across Mobileye's lines of business, an expanded total available market (TAM) and new customer announcements. At the event, Intel CFO George Davis described Mobileye as one of the company's strategic, data-centric growth opportunities, which is outperforming Intel's initial expectations.

With more electric cars on the road, many drivers are uncertain what they should do or not do in the event of a collision.

Samsung showcased advanced memory and system logic devices at its Tech Day 2019 event.

HPE has built a new supercomputer for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center.

Brown University is exploring concepts with Intel technology for an Intelligent Spine Interface project that aims to use AI to restore movement and bladder control for patients paralyzed by severe spinal cord injuries.